`Breaking Bad’ Is Breaking Records; Baddest Series Is Also Rated The Highest, And That’s Not the Meth Talking
“Breaking Bad” is breaking out everywhere and its breaking everything.
“Breaking Bad” broke rules with its depiction of a mild-mannered-High-School-chemistry-teacher-turned-ruthless-evil-genius-Crystal-Meth-Kingpin.
“Breaking Bad” broke hearts when high-school-dropout-drug-dealer-turned-evil-genius-henchman-with-a-conscience lost his girlfriend to the drugs he peddled and almost lost a kid to ricin poisoning.
Now “Breaking Bad” is breaking records as its about to steal the world record in the 2014 Guinness Book of World Records as the highest rated TV series.
“Breaking Bad” already won the dubious honor of producing the purest crystal meth.
Critics worldwide love “Breaking Bad” so much that it has been named the Highest Rated TV Series in the Guinness book of World Records 2014.
The website metacritic.com pooled pooling reviews from around the world and awarded “Breaking Bad,” the AMC drama made by Sony, a metascore of 99 out of 100.
“Downton Abbey” won the award last year with a metascore of 92.
“Breaking Bad” will sit on the 2014 Guinness Book of World Records pages next to the tallest Mohican, the shortest bull and the heaviest bike.
“Breaking Bad” came in at number 13 on this year’s list of the best written TV series of all time by the Writer Guild of America.
“Breaking Bad” ends its run on September 30.
